RESUME

ANTHONY HOBZA

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Carlsbad, CA 92011

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760-***-****

EDUCATION

University of California at Santa Barbara

Expected graduation June 2010 (BS EE)

Cumulative GPA: 2.89/4.00 (overall/EE)

GPA last 5 quarters in upper-division ECE classes: 3.25/4.00

Science and Engineering Courses:

 General pre-major lower division

 C, MatLab

 Differential Equations, Linear Algebra, Vector Calculus

 General courses in Chemistry (2 quarters) and Physics (5 quarters) including Electrodynamics, all with labs

 Lower Division ECE classes:

 Circuits and electronics: 3 quarters

 Boolean algebra & logic design fundamentals

 Computer architecture and assembly language programming

 Upper division ECE classes:

 Probability

 Signal analysis: 2 quarters

 Intro to electronic devices & solid state physics

 Electromagnetic fields and waves

 Fields and waves in transmission lines

 Optical fiber communication

 Digital design principles

 Circuits and electronics: 2 quarters

 Senior level design courses:

 Communication electronics: 3 quarters

 Device fabrication: 2 quarters

 Senior project: year long

 Upper division/graduate

 Special topics digital design

Projects:

 Three course design sequence in communication electronics

 amplifier with 1.3 dB gain at 4 GHz made with discrete, leaded components and copper tape on duroid board

 design of wideband dual-feedback amplifier with 4 GHz bandwidth, also design of custom PC board

 design and implementation of 400 MHz LNA circuit and PCB

 design of common collector Colpitt's VCO

 design of third order loop filter, implementation of frequency synthesizer

 Two course design sequence in device fabrication: design and fabrication of NMOSFETs, amplifiers and logic gates using depletion mode NMOSFETS

 Senior project: design and implement hand-held sensor to sense nanoampere currents for electrochemical detection of contaminants in solution. This project includes: microcontroller development, design of custom circuitry with PCB, put it all together in plastic case with user interface with customizable contaminant and solution profiles through an LCD display

 Special topics course in digital design: design of DLL to lock clock speeds of 100-800 MHz to within 30 ps

WORK EXPERIENCE

UCSB Graduate Lab: Spring 2008 – Summer 2009

setting up and aligning optical systems

testing high power diodes, thermoelectric heater to test temperature effects on capacitor with temperature sensitive nano-particles

design of lab equipment in SolidWorks, fabricating equipment in machine shop machine shop experience with mill, lathe, bandsaw

Ecke YMCA – Encinitas, California: May 2005 – September 2006

customer service

running soccer camps and officiating youth soccer

GMC Youth Soccer Camps: 2002-2004

Training and drills for week-long camps 5 hours a day for ages 5-12, up to 50 children per camp

SKILLS

Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Microsoft Works, Christensen

C, some Linux

SolidWorks, Advanced Design System, Cadence, MatLab, Simulink, LabVIEW, PCB design(ExpressPCB & EagleCAD), LEdit

EXTRACURICULLAR

UCSB Club soccer

Rock-climbing, mountaineering/backpacking

REFERENCES

Dr. Ilan Ben-Yaacov

University Lecturer

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

University of California, Santa Barbara

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Rahul Singh, PhD

Assistant Professional Researcher

Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

School of Engineering

University of California, Santa Barbara

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Dara Meinerth

Sr Program Director - Community Relations

Northwest YMCA

Cupertino, CA 95014

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